A friend asked if I could help design a solution for his home docking problem — 1 personal, 1 work laptop, with either being docked to the same setup at different points of the day. So, this is the solution I came up with. It's pretty generic, so it should also work with tablets and as a storage solution.

Four variants: 14" and 16" sizes, each in two mounting configurations — flush under-desk (devices sit level with the table edge) or wall-mounted. Each slot is secured with 2 screws, the mount itself takes 2 more — 4 wood or drywall screws total.

The slots flex to hold devices firmly. The lip at the top is 14.2mm, and below it opens to 20.2mm, so it should accommodate most laptops. I included a "Test Fit Print" — a small piece you can print to check your laptop fits before committing to the full print.

Works with MacBooks, Windows ultrabooks, iPads, Surface tablets, and most slim-profile devices at the listed sizes.

Print Settings

Material: PETG or ASA

Supports: None

Orientation: Print on its side (either face down)

Infill: 30%

Walls: 4

Variants included:

• 14 inch - Underdesk Mount
• 14 inch - Wall Mount
• 16 inch - Underdesk Mount
• 16 inch - Wall Mount
• Test Fit Print

Hardware needed:

• 4x wood or drywall screws

Print settings:

• Materials: PETG, ASA
• Layer height: 0.2mm
• Walls: 4
• Infill: 30%
• Top/bottom layers: 4
• Supports: No
• Approx. print time: 4.5 hours

Suggested colors: Matte Black, White, Dark Gray

Difficulty: Easy

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